Argument Essay: In Defense Of Donald Trump

Does President Donald J. Trump deserve to be impeached after his first year in office? To answer the previous question first contemplate over what is a president and what makes a good one? According to Merriam-Webster, a president is “the chief officer of an organization usually entrusted with the direction and administration of its policies. (pg.1)” An adequate president is a person that can build a team, create culture, discipline, discipline others, and that knows how to organize. The current president was born on June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York. Previously, Trump was a real estate mogul, entrepreneur, and billionaire and does not have any experience in the political field. Being or becoming a businessman would take a various amount of leadership and social skills, but how does Donald Trump remain the president today with all the ruthless offenses and lack of experience? This candidate would not be qualified as a good president due to his reckless determinations, upsurges and he simply does not meet the requirements.

Thesis: Donald Trump has been able to run such a successful presidential campaign as a result of the evolution of the GOP and his clever tactics throughout the race, however if he does get the nomination, then the results would be devastating for the republican party because they would be almost guaranteed to lose the general election and it could even result in the downfall of their party, but in the end, the most interesting thing about Donald Trump’s campaign is how it has shown us just how divided this country is.

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In the past few months that Donald Trump has been the President of the United States, there’s no denying that there have been questionable actions he has produced. The first things to catch the eye was the firings of his administration of Sally Yates and now James Comey, solely on the purpose that those two did not do something that he agreed with or expose him. Trump has not been a man of his own words exactly. He will say one thing, and the next day he has no recollection of stating it.

I would vote for Donald Trump because the wants to strengthen our military, cut-taxes the right way, and upholds our 2nd amendment. Trump also has a strong business background which will aid him in running our country. There are many more things that I agree with trump on, but the three topics listed at the beginning are the main reasons I support trump.

Predicting who will win this election is as difficult as ending world hunger. This election is like no other, Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump bring a new meaning to the presidential election. It is important to go out and vote for who you believe will represent America and change America for the better.

Trump administration is becoming more dominant than others major corporation. However, I believe that the U.S citizens do not have a word of their own opinion. In order to have a voice or an opinion, its must require being very wealthy or own a major corporation. No doubt President Donald Trump is building an Autocracy government for an example in the article "Washington issued a temporary restraining order freezing enforcement of Trump’s immigrant and refugee ban"(1) this shows the example of what kind of power the president have. According to the constitution, Donald Trump is violating the rights of Muslims because of their religion, President Trump has a sensation that all Muslims are bad.

Did you know that young people have a real opportunity to change the outcome of this presidential election, as it states in the news article What’s at stake. I believe that Donald Trump will be the better candidate between him and Hillary Clinton. I believe this for many reasons such as what they are going to do with the U.S economy, views on what to do with Isis, and gun control.

The day after the final Republican debate before Super Tuesday, presidential frontrunner Donald Trump unveiled the endorsement of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Meanwhile, Marco Rubio is ramping up his attacks on Trump, labeling the billionaire businessman a "con artist." Voters in 12 states head to the polls on Tuesday, and half the delegates needed for the GOP nomination are up for grabs. Is Trump unstoppable as he marches to his party's nomination? Plus, President Obama finds himself in a high-stakes battle with Senate Republican leaders who refuse to consider anyone to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat or address the president's plan to close the Guantanamo Bay military prison.

Donald Trump is one of multiple 2016 presidential candidates, and he is favored by countless republican Americans.Trump has numerous great ideas and terrible ideas. There are innumerable debates on whether Donald Trump or the other candidates are suitable enough to be president or not.

In this article, Martin explains how Donald Trump’s inclusion into the race and his increasingly racist attacks on minority groups is worrying Republicans. His recent statements regarding Hispanics and Blacks have been highly controversial, and while his favorability rating is extremely low among those demographics, 15% respectively, Donald Trump still leads by a large margin in the polls. Republican party leaders do not believe he will win the nomination, but his attacks have drawn the Republican talking points to the right. Just last week, Trump attacked Jeb Bush for speaking Spanish on the campaign trail, and August 29th he criticized recent attacks on the police in regards to the recent Baltimore riots. Other Republican nominees, hoping to grab some of the primary voters from Trump, have begun attacking the two largest minorities in the United States. Ted Cruz recently spoke about the Houston deputy who was killed, where he said Obama was to blame for the shooting, and that the President was also responsible for the recent rioting in Baltimore. Ted Cruz has not been the only nominee to follow Trump’s success. Even Jeb Bush, who is married to a Mexican-American immigrant, has been attacking immigration policies, especially birthright

"Is Donald Trump right about 'stupid' voters?." By Paul Waldman. Mr. Waldman in his editorial is saying that the basic American has no idea about politics and that they are just being ignorant, and that they watch a commercial or a small skit about their politician. That's what convincing them to vote for them, and that they have known idea who wants what, and who is going for what stand on the matter. Mr Waldman wrote, " But as an old saying has it, you may not hold an interest in politics, but politics will take an interest in you." This a great quote from this editorial because he is saying that there all these people who are saying I know all about politics, and I know why I vote for who I vote for, and they know how to fix all world problems.

I can't believe that I ended up doing this, but I just defended Trump.And no it wasn't for his tax plan. That is thoroughly debunked by John Green at https://youtu.be/SgicDQHbV3M. “Then what was it then” I here you ask. So let me set up the scene for you. My sister and I were driving home from a party we were just at. We get into a conversation about politics. It was a completely civil talk, we are both left leaning and believe in a lot of the same things. It is when my sister said “what am I going to do if Trump wins?” This made me a bit mad and is when I started defending Trump a little.

The Trump Administration has put forth a policy change limiting the right of women to obtain birth control based upon religious freedom grounds. So basically, insurance companies or employers do not have to cover birth control but at the same time it causes problems because just because someone is taking birth control does not necessarily mean that they are sexually active. One could take it for health reasons such as ovarian cyst or menstrual hemorrhaging. There’s a lot of cons about this argument because quite frankly it is no ones’ business what a woman chooses to do with her body. If it has something to do with religion then Trump should band Viagra and other erectile dysfunction drugs too.

Many people have their different opinions on Donald Trump. Many of them hate him and wonder how he won the election. Rumors have been spread ever since the election about how he may have cheated to win. Clinton would have been the first female president and many hate Trump because he was elected instead of a female.